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allIwant
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White post farms questions
DH is off monday and we want to do something with the kids.
They are 19 months old
Besides the animals what else is there to do with them?
Are there bouncy things that are age appropriate for a 19 month old?
Thanks!
Trying to decide if we should go to white post or the aquarium
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Posted 8/10/12 12:23 PM  |
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SpiceGirl
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Re: White post farms questions
I'm not sure if the bouncies are set up on weekdays, but they are little play areas with slides and playhouses. Definitely appropriate for a 19 mos old.
There's also the train ride and pony rides. Everything cost extra $$$...that place is not cheap! If it's a nice sunny day...I'd rather be there than the aquarium.
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| Posted 8/10/12 12:51 PM |
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Naturalmama
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Re: White post farms questions
DS is 15 months and we love it there! We haven't used the bouncies, but he LOVES the animals and the train ride. We have been twice this summer and we have a great time.
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| Posted 8/10/12 1:17 PM |
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renee92405
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Re: White post farms questions
I don't think the bouncers are set up on Mondays. There are several play sets and little houses they can go in.
Bring cash, it's the only thing they take. Go online for a coupon. You will save $2 per person.
Admission price is only admission. Everything else is extra; food for animals, milk bottles for animals, pony ride, train ride.
You can enter the bird aviary (include with admission) but to feed birds is extra ( $2 for one stick, 3 for $5)
They have a package deal but I don't remember the price. You get a bucket of food, one bottle, train ride and pony ride. Admission is separate.
You can bring lunch. They have tables throughout.
We have the season passes ( that's why I know all this.)
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| Posted 8/10/12 1:36 PM |
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nycgirl
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Re: White post farms questions
No: the bouncers are not appropriate for a little kid. Mine is 2 years old & it's too crazy for him.
Feeding the animals, pony ride, train ride, coin operated ride, playgrounds, little houses all work for your kid.
Have fun!
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| Posted 8/10/12 1:46 PM |
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TessMike214
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Re: White post farms questions
Posted by nycgirl
No: the bouncers are not appropriate for a little kid. Mine is 2 years old & it's too crazy for him.
When we went, they had 2 bouncers that were specifically set up for younger toddlers. There is a height limit & no one was in them except for my DS who was 19 months at the time.
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| Posted 8/10/12 2:43 PM |
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beautyq115
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Re: White post farms questions
They also have little houses for them to run in and out of. A lot of times they have characters to see too (check their website they have it listed there)
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| Posted 8/10/12 6:50 PM |
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drwifettc
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Re: White post farms questions
Posted by TessMike214
Posted by nycgirl
No: the bouncers are not appropriate for a little kid. Mine is 2 years old & it's too crazy for him.
When we went, they had 2 bouncers that were specifically set up for younger toddlers. There is a height limit & no one was in them except for my DS who was 19 months at the time.
Us too. We were there on a Tuesday. My DD was only 14 months at the time and she and one other girl were the only babies on the little bouncer. They wouldn't let any bigger kids in.
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| Posted 8/10/12 7:41 PM |
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